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Warrenton rolls past Winfield to Homecoming victory
The Warrenton offensive onslaught continues. One week after scoring 40 points in a loss at Orchard Farm, the Warriors picked up where the team left off, routing visiting Winfield by a 41-0 score. Junior tackle Daniel McChristy said that the men up front have paved the way for the Warriors’...
hoodline.com
Student Sues SLPS Over Suspension, Citing First Amendment
A student is suing St. Louis Public Schools, claiming a suspension over a message violated his First Amendment rights. The district classified the message as sexual harassment; the lawsuit challenges the suspension under the First Amendment. The lawsuit, reported by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in a story by Blythe Bernhard,...
Student Life
WashU reports over $4 billion endowment increase and budget surplus for fiscal year 2026
WashU finished the 2025 fiscal year (FY) with a $112 million budget surplus and a 37.3% increase in the endowment, bringing the total endowment to $17.7 billion, according to an email to faculty and staff from Chancellor Andrew D. Martin. The budget surplus, which accounts for 2.1% of WashU’s annual...
edglentoday.com
RiverBender.com Area High School Football Picks for Week Seven
ALTON — Another big week of high school football is here, and RiverBender.com is once again making its picks for games throughout the area. Dan Brannan, Colin Feeney, and Chris Rhodes are putting their predictions on the line for Week 7, choosing the teams they think will come out on top in matchups across the Riverbend and Metro East.
lhstoday.org
Not Your Equals, But They Get You
With the class of 2031 around the corner, Generation Z are graduating high schools and universities and are now searching for jobs. Liberty High School has welcomed a new wave of Gen Z teachers who bring a diverse way of teaching, a fresh way of setting boundaries, and new ways to connect with students that older generations can learn from.
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Opinions on School Traffic before Roadwork
It is no secret that traffic at Francis Howell can be less than ideal at times, considering the sheer volume of cars, but with the summer of 2027 bringing many reworks to the roads around the school, it makes sense to gauge people’s opinions on the current traffic. Senior...
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Phone Free Campuses Required by Law
One week before school started, an email was sent to every Alton High School student that was titled, “The Yondr Phone-Free Schools Program.” A law Illinois passed this year, requiring all cellular devices to stay off campus. This left people to wonder, are Yondr bags beneficial or not?
Alestle
THE SENATE SCOOP: Dental students push back against admin rebranding efforts on Alton campus
Lilac has been the official color of dentistry since 1897 — it’s also the color of the SIU School of Dental Medicine in Alton. At their Monday, Sept. 28 meeting, the Student Senate heard a report from Senator for the School of Dental Medicine Michael Kraft regarding the dental students’ dissatisfaction with administration’s rebranding of the Alton campus.
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What’s Happening at EHS?
There are a lot of activities going on at the high school right now: volleyball, cross country, soccer, band, football, golf, etc. We checked with Mrs. Monk to see what is happening there right now and what there is to look forward to. 1. What are the biggest projects, changes,...
West Newsmagazine
Eureka teacher receives Yale Educator award
Eureka High math Teacher Morgan Burks has been selected as a recipient of the 2026 Yale Educator award. The award, presented by the Yale Office of Undergraduate Admissions, recognizes educators who inspire students and encourage academic achievement. Students entering Yale’s Class of 2030 were invited to nominate teachers who made a meaningful impact on their education.
northcountynews.org
RBHS boys golf advances to state
SECTIONAL CHAMPS–The Red Bud High School boys golf team played well and came out on top as sectional champions on Monday, Oct. 5. This is the second consecutive sectional title and the second in school history. The team advances to state tournament play this Friday where they hope to qualify in the top eight to again compete on Saturday. Pictured are: assistant coaches Chad Quigley and Olivia Quigley, Lance Nottmeier, Colby Hartmann, Draedan Duncan, Jack Muench, Porter Donjon, Lane Diewald, Blake Marcheski, and head coach Brock Quigley. For more on the golf team, please see.
Collinsville Daily News
Father McGivney Shuts Out Granite City in Boys Soccer
Granite City’s boys soccer team fell 2-0 to Father McGivney Catholic on Monday night at Granite City High School. The Warriors battled throughout the non-conference matchup but were unable to find the back of the net as Father McGivney’s defense recorded the shutout. Granite City entered Monday’s game looking to build off a recent 5-2 victory over Civic Memorial on Sept. 28. The Warriors followed that win with a narrow 2-1 loss to Belleville West on Oct. 1 before returning home to face a Father McGivney team that has been one of the stronger teams in the area this season. The Griffins entered the contest with a 9-3-3 overall record and a perfect 6-0 mark in Gateway Metro Conference play. Father McGivney had also posted nine shutouts during the season coming into Monday’s matchup, making it a difficult offensive challenge for the Warriors. Neither team was able to score in the opening half, sending the teams into halftime tied 0-0. Father McGivney broke through in the second half, scoring twice to take a 2-0 advantage. Granite City continued to compete but could not generate the goal it needed to get back into the match. The loss dropped Granite City to
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West Newsmagazine
New building to be added to Chaminade campus
The Creve Coeur City Council unanimously passed a bill on Sept. 28 approving a conditional use permit and site plans for a new addition to the Chaminade College Preparatory School campus at 425 S. Lindbergh Blvd. “This is to support a new two-story building totaling 56,300 square feet in the...
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Southwestern Illinois College is building a talent pipeline for a new era of Midwest manufacturing
On Oct. 2, at the Sam Wolf Granite City Campus of Southwestern Illinois College (SWIC), students got a glimpse of an industry that is central to the region’s economic future — and a workforce challenge that could shape it. The college’s annual Manufacturing Day event offered high school...
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Manufacturing Day Brings More Than 1,300 Students to SWIC Granite City Campus
More than 1,300 high school students from across the region attended Manufacturing Day on Friday, October 2, at Southwestern Illinois College’s Sam Wolf Granite City Campus. The event gave students an opportunity to learn about careers in manufacturing and technical fields while meeting representatives from more than 30 local manufacturers and industry partners.